#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my $one = { 1  => 'mili',
            2  => 'brown',
            3  => 'kalu'
           };

my  $sec = { 'age'    => 23,
             'eyes'   => 'hazel',
             'weight' => 128
           };

my  $thr = { 'name'   => 'deep',
              'roll'  => 02,
              'class' => 'BI'
           };

my @arr = ($one, $sec, $thr);

my $ref = \@arr;

for (my $i = 0; $i < 3; $i++) {
   while ( my($k,$v) = each %{$$ref[$i]} ) {
      print "   $k " . '->  ' . $v . $/;
   }
}

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There must be a nicer way to lay out the dereferencing, someone anyone?

In reply to Re: array of hashes by hsinclai
in thread array of hashes by Anonymous Monk

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